Artist: Donald Roller Wilson
Title: When Mrs. Jenkins saw how good Jimmy could do it, she picked him as the judge for Miss Dog America
Size: 30 x 20.25 Inches (76.2 x 56.5 CM)
Medium: 13 Color Lithograph on Arches Paper with Deckle Edge
Edition: of 100
Year: 1988
Notes: Hand Signed, Dated & Numbered in pencil by the Artist. Published by David E. Folman, Little Egypt Enterprises, Houston, TX.
Known for his comical take on realistic painting with his depictions of imagined scenes that include chimpanzees, dogs, and cats dressed in elaborate costumes, he has created a Surrealist alternate reality that has earned the artist a large following. Wilson notably paints in with traditional techniques based in the smoothly applied realism of Old Master Dutch and Flemish painting from the 16th century. Describing himself as a “Gothic storyteller,” his sardonic imagery features recurring characters with names like “Loretta the Actress Cat,” and are usually framed in ornate gold.
Title: When Mrs. Jenkins saw how good Jimmy could do it, she picked him as the judge for Miss Dog America
Size: 30 x 20.25 Inches (76.2 x 56.5 CM)
Medium: 13 Color Lithograph on Arches Paper with Deckle Edge
Edition: of 100
Year: 1988
Notes: Hand Signed, Dated & Numbered in pencil by the Artist. Published by David E. Folman, Little Egypt Enterprises, Houston, TX.
Known for his comical take on realistic painting with his depictions of imagined scenes that include chimpanzees, dogs, and cats dressed in elaborate costumes, he has created a Surrealist alternate reality that has earned the artist a large following. Wilson notably paints in with traditional techniques based in the smoothly applied realism of Old Master Dutch and Flemish painting from the 16th century. Describing himself as a “Gothic storyteller,” his sardonic imagery features recurring characters with names like “Loretta the Actress Cat,” and are usually framed in ornate gold.